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Evidence Collection Facilitator Workshop |
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Purpose of the workshop
The workshop is based on the SAQA-registered unit standard ID 12544 – “Facilitate the preparation and presentation of evidence for assessment” on NQF level 4 with 4 credits. The purpose of this training programme is to teach learners how to assist candidates to prepare and present evidence for assessment. The Evidence Collection Facilitators (ECF) will add value to the assessment process by ensuring candidates are ready to present well organised and completed evidence to registered assessors.
Duration
Workshop methodology
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Day 1
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Day 2
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Day 3
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Registration
Introductions
Understanding the national ETD structure
Understanding the requirements for evidence
Unit standard requirements
Course theory and exercises
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Simulating the ECF process using a generic unit standard
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Completing the ECF process
Building and submitting the portfolios.
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The role of the Evidence Facilitator
The purpose of the ECF is to assist learners and RPL candidates to collect evidence of competence to enhance the summative assessment process. The ECF supports the Assessors greatly by preparing the learners for their assessments. Ideal Evidence Facilitators are qualified artisans who are qualified and experienced in the field in which the learners have to be assessed.
Assessment
During the workshop learners are given the opportunity to collect evidence for their portfolios. The portfolio is submitted to LSS for assessment and as soon as the Learner-Moderator is found competent, learners will receive a letter and assessment report indicating their competence declaration. Assessment College will issue a certificate of competence and apply for endorsement from the ETDP SETA. The certificate is nationally accepted by all ETQA’s should you wish to register as a moderator.
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